Mikrobiologi.net/SFM

Mikrobiologi.net is temporarily operating with limited functionality

Following the recent discovery of security vulnerabilities in PHP, the programming language on which Mikrobiologi.net is built, we have carried out an urgent upgrade to a newer, more secure version.

We are currently adapting and testing the website's functions. In the meantime, some parts of the website are not working as intended.

We therefore strongly advise all members NOT to attempt to log in or use any of the website's functions until further notice.

Active members of FKM, RFM and SFM have received an individual email with further information and instructions.

We apologise for the disruption and hope to restore normal functionality within a couple of weeks. We will post an update here when the website is ready for normal use again.

Kind regards,
The Mikrobiologi.net administrators

SFM - a member of FEMS

Our society is a member of FEMS - Federation of European Microbiological Societies. FEMS is devoted to the promotion of microbiology in Europe. FEMS is currently linking 47 microbiological societies, encouraging joint activities, facilitating communication among microbiologists, supporting meetings and laboratory courses, providing fellowships, and publishing journals and books.